Minnesota Compass is retiring our COVID-19 data section after nearly three years. We share where you can find current data, including on our website.
Our mncompass.org users frequently ask Compass staff if they can get more data on a specific demographic group not represented on our website. Research Associate Anne Li shares three things to know about our demographic data and why it can be difficult to retrieve specific data.
We're unveiling a new landing page to make it easier for people to access data, analysis, and resources to aid in diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts.
Part two of looking at pathways for high school graduates includes paths like the military, apprenticeships, and work.
Graduating seniors have plenty of viable options after high school, including college, training, service, and employment. In part 1, we'll look at what the data tell us about the college pathway.
We've been hearing about the rise in crime lately in the news. Our Minnesota data show that violent crime rose sharply from 2020 to 2021. Changes in other crime rates weren't so pronounced.
Public policy can truly make a difference. Find out how the Affordable Care Act led to a decline in uninsured rates (and what happened when that policy was changed).
As Minnesota children head back to school in the fall, school leaders will be facing a number of challenges, from staffing shortages, to managing learning loss following remote learning, to handling the ongoing health risks of the pandemic. But several of the challenges facing traditional public schools, in particular, pre-date the pandemic. IT Analyst Megan Chmielewski explains.